How do Laozhuang roses sprout?

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1. Promote the growth of new roots

2. Fertile soil

3. Shading and heat preservation

4. Suitable water and fertilizer

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Old pile roses refer to plants that have been growing for many years. It is difficult to germinate after transplanting. The roots need to be soaked in rooting water or carbendazim to promote the growth of new roots. You should also choose loose and fertile soil for planting to avoid soil that is too hard and prevents roots from growing. Usually, it should be placed in a shading place to avoid exposure to the sun, and the ambient temperature should be controlled at about 15-20 degrees. In addition, water and fertilizer management must be appropriate, watering must be sufficient, and water must be replenished in time after the soil dries. Use decomposed organic fertilizer for fertilization. You can apply more to help rapid growth.

1. Promote the growth of new roots

1. Promote the growth of new roots

If old roses want to sprout, they must first continue to take root. Old roots have limited nutrients and will not grow after they are used up. Therefore, it is necessary to remove the soil from the roots and soak them in rooting water or carbendazim. This can promote rooting and prevent various pests and diseases.

2. Fertile soil

Rose It likes fertile and loose soil, so old piles should pay more attention to this. Soil that is too sticky or too hard will result in poor root development, making it difficult to take root and sprout. Generally, sandy soil with deep soil layer and good soil quality is selected.

3. Blackout and heat preservation

Old After planting, pile roses need a period of shading. Avoid water evaporation caused by direct sunlight and reduce the pressure on roots to absorb water. After new shoots have grown, they can be placed in a sunny location. At the same time, attention should be paid to heat preservation, and it needs to be placed in a place of 15-20°C. Temperatures that are too high or too low will affect rooting speed.

4. Appropriate water and fertilizer

Water Water fertilization is one of the ways to speed up rooting and germination. First of all, water should be sufficient. Water when the upper soil is dry and keep it moist at all times. Use decomposed organic fertilizer for fertilization. Old piles are more resistant to fertilizers, so you can apply more.

2. Fertile soil

3. Shading and heat preservation

4. Suitable water and fertilizer

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